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In reply to the discussion: Twelve years ago today, the US attacked and invaded Iraq [View all]WilliamPitt
(58,179 posts)92. He was not a fan.
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I turned into a Melvillean 'isolato,' severing connections with many long-time
KingCharlemagne
Mar 2015
#26
I could never stop asking how so many of us could see through Bush and Cheney,s
world wide wally
Mar 2015
#5
The elected officials react to fear but not fear of terrorism. The people of the US were still in
jwirr
Mar 2015
#23
Exactly. One had to be a very brave politician to stand up against that. I still blame them but I
jwirr
Mar 2015
#42
I remember pointing out to those who were pro war that I had no doubt we'd beat Saddam Hussein
Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin
Mar 2015
#67
Most of them saw through it, they just did and said what was in their best interest at the time.
BeanMusical
Mar 2015
#44
I was at Fort Benning, GA finished up some training before heading to my unit in Germany
Victor_c3
Mar 2015
#9
Bush/Cheney also said we would be greeted as liberators, throwing flowers at our feet.
muntrv
Mar 2015
#54
Lied throughout. What appalled me was that they know they were lying to us.
Baitball Blogger
Mar 2015
#57
oh darn, I missed whatever sequence of letters was directed to me. looks like MIRT
niyad
Mar 2015
#49
That is where I was also. I started watching at my youngest daughter's home and we were both
jwirr
Mar 2015
#19
The main point is that the attack was based on a lie, that most of the media and Congress committed
still_one
Mar 2015
#30
watched for a few minutes, absolutely sickened, knowing that whatever this country might have
niyad
Mar 2015
#39
I couldn't sleep the night before so I was in my living room watching cable news.
redwitch
Mar 2015
#46
Before the bombing started a man in Baghdad was interviewed by one of the big news channels.
redwitch
Mar 2015
#58
if that is a pic of that woman on that day, what in the HELL is she smirking about?
niyad
Mar 2015
#52
I went to bed early that night. My now wife came in and said, "the war started"
underpants
Mar 2015
#59
9/11 and the Invasion of Iraq are the two Radical Evil Acts at the Heart of the 21st century
alcibiades_mystery
Mar 2015
#62
It's telling: the Germans have quite rightly accepted a collective guilt down unto generations
alcibiades_mystery
Mar 2015
#86
Any attempt to even acknowledge "mistakes" and say we need to do better to uphold our values ...
Martin Eden
Mar 2015
#88
Watching it on TV, sick to my stomach and having no idea how it would touch my life
Autumn
Mar 2015
#66